Bureaucratic approvals continue for Channel Islands Harbor plan

UKIAH — The California Coastal Commission returned service in the bureaucratic ping-pong between the quasijudicial state agency and local government entity by validating Ventura County’s acceptanc

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Les Spiegel says:

December 12, 2016 at 1:12 pm

“Conversely portions of the Channel Islands are in a visual state of disrepair” The is an excellent description of the entire harbor. The reason it, the Harbor, is in such disrepair is that the Supervisors enabled/allowed the harbor manager to aggressively allow the disrepair for some undisclosed reason. Perhaps replacement of the manager will enable the disillusioned residents to work with the County.

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